Alicia Lewis, RDH, COM®
Founder/ CEO, Paradigm Dental Therapy and Tied 2 MYO Academy
Alicia Lewis is a Registered Dental Hygienist, a Board Certified Orofacial Myologist, and an airway-focused clinician with more than 25 years of experience dedicated to advancing oral health, breathing, and functional wellness. Based in London, she is the CEO and founder of Paradigm Dental Therapy, where she integrates clinical dental hygiene, myofunctional therapy, and breathing re-education to support optimal oral function, sleep quality, and whole-body health. Alicia is registered with the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario and holds advanced training and certifications in Buteyko breathing, Bebe and Myo Munchee therapy, lymphatic drainage (LDT1), airway-centered myofunctional care, and specialized coursework through The Breathe Institute. She also serves as an educator with Rondeau Seminars, training dental professionals to successfully integrate myofunctional therapy and airway awareness into everyday clinical practice.
Her passion for airway health is deeply personal. After navigating the effects of tongue-tie, breathing dysfunction, and sleep-related challenges in her own life and in the lives of her two sons, Alicia became committed to addressing root causes rather than symptoms alone. This journey reshaped her clinical focus toward prevention, early intervention, nasal breathing, and healthy oral development.
Known for her compassionate care, interdisciplinary perspective, and commitment to education, Alicia empowers families and healthcare professionals through patient treatment, professional training, and evidence-informed writing. Her work centers on helping people breathe better, sleep better, and achieve lifelong oral and systemic health through functional, airway-focused dentistry.
Driven by her passion for education and her desire to elevate the standard of care, Alicia is the Founder and CEO of TIED 2 MYO Academy, where she shares her knowledge, clinical experience, and expertise with dental and healthcare professionals. Through education, mentorship, and practical training, she empowers practitioners to recognize orofacial dysfunction, better understand the connection between breathing, sleep, oral function, and overall health, and confidently incorporate myofunctional principles into their clinical practice—ultimately helping more patients achieve healthier, more functional lives.